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Reviews

Media Space, Science Museum, London

This new art and photography gallery marks an exciting new direction for the Science Museum, writes Danny Birchall

Web and mobile: January 2014

Website P&O Heritagetimeline A new interactive timeline on the P&O Heritage website uses old film footage and photographs to tell the story of the company’s 175-year history, writes Rebecca AtkinsonThe design of this P&O timeline is straightforward. Users can browse by decade, with each one given a broad theme. A quote from an annual report …

Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London

The bold architectural statement made by the Serpentine's second site signifies the gallery’s growing ambitions, says Nicky Ryan

Elizabeth I and Her People, National Portrait Gallery, London

This fascinating exhibition provides an enlightening take on the Elizabethan era, but does it miss a trick by ignoring parallels with Britain today, asks Sarah Cheverton

Books: The Secret Museum

Timothy Mason enjoys this tour of 60 objects hidden away in museum collections

Catalogue: Jeremy Deller: All That Is Solid Melts Into Air

Ben Fergusson on using the artist's voice in a publication

Destination Tyneside, Discovery Museum, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

A new gallery about migration to Tyneside successfully combines a regional story with universal themes, writes Mary Stones

Web and mobile: December 2013

We review the latest websites and mobile apps

On my bookshelf: David Scott

The Rings of Saturn by WG Sebald

Books

Museums, Health and Well-Being: essential reading for museums involved in healthcare

Web and mobile: November 2013

We review the latest websites and mobile apps

On my bookshelf: Hannah Crowdy

The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes